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Philadelphia Pharmacy to Pay $2.3M in Medicaid Fraud Case Over HIV Drugs
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Philadelphia Pharmacy to Pay $2.3M in Medicaid Fraud Case Over HIV Drugs
HARRISBURG, PA — A Philadelphia pharmacy chain has pleaded guilty to felony Medicaid fraud and theft charges and will pay more than $2 million in restitution after investigators uncovered a scheme involving unregulated HIV medications, Attorney General Dave Sunday announced. Surnil Pharmacy, Inc., which operated Haussemann’s Pharmacy on West Girard Avenue, admitted in Philadelphia County Court to dispensing an estimated 100,000 HIV tablets obtai…
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